Careers
Curriculum
Careers, employability and enterprise experiences are taken very seriously here at Victoria College. Our students have big choices to make, both post 16 and post 18. Sixth form, college, university, traineeship, apprenticeship, employment… the possibilities are seemingly endless and the choices can feel overwhelming. Our Careers Department is here to help both students and parents/carers to navigate these pathways and make informed choices.
Unifrog
This outstanding careers tool brings together all the available information about higher education and training into one single, impartial, user-friendly platform. In here, you will find everything you need to prepare yourself for making decisions about what you want to do. There are also tools to help you with your personal statement, CV and application forms. Click on the Unifrog logo below to access the site.
Labour Market Information for All
Use this tool to look at ‘good to know’ statistics and information about different career choices. You can choose up to three jobs to compare at any one time. Give it a go – there are some really interesting facts and data to see that might help you along the way when you’re thinking careers!
Business, research and administrative professionals (SOC3)
UK jobs: 343,154
UK Salary
Actuaries, economists and statisticians (SOC4)
UK annual median: £43,283
Business, research and administrative professionals (SOC3)
UK annual median: £43,402
Channel Islands annual median: £42,052
Top 3 regions: London (£49,907), South East (£43,836), Channel Islands (£42,052)
Sales, marketing and related associate professionals (SOC3)
UK jobs: 727,788
UK Salary
Marketing associate professionals (SOC4)
UK annual median: £29,162
Sales, marketing and related associate professionals (SOC3)
UK annual median: £38,688
Channel Islands annual median: £37,907
Top 3 regions: London (£43,386), South East (£40,922), Scotland (£38,661)
For up to date information on the local labour market click here
For information on apprenticeships in Jersey click here
